On the RPG side, we can therefore count on the reinforcement of Shin Megami Tensei in its Mega CD version, for Atlus devotees who would like to have a little retro trip, but also on Phantasy Star II, slightly retouched for the occasion. With M2 at the helm, we will indeed be entitled for this MD Mini version to the adjustments made for the old PS2 compilation which the studio was already in charge of. In other words, this port will automatically integrate an Easy mode that significantly increases the gain of XP and Meseta, without forgetting the possibility of accelerating the speed of movement and combat, which is not a luxury. On the Action-RPG side, it will also be an opportunity to relaunch Sorcerian and King Colossus, to appreciate the evolution of the pixel art through the centuries.
For the good surprises, we note the presence of Robo Aleste, the sequel on Mega CD of the no less cult Musha Aleste, but also of Ecco the Dolphin CD and its welcome adjustments of difficulty, without forgetting the ancient Populous for a hello to Peter Molyneux. On the other hand, beware of wargames historical Romance of the Three Kingdoms III and Tenka Fubu Eiyûtachi no Hôkô which risk leaving Japanese video game archivists on the sidelines. Finally, note the presence of the Mega Drive port from Viewpoint, an adaptation of the cult isometric shoot of the Neo Geo, which had literally zapped Japan to be released only in the United States.
The next and last wave will be presented to the public on August 19, from the premises of SEGA and in the presence of guestsand we hope that one of them will have the good idea to slip “Europe” into its unfolding.